Cape coast: The Catholic Conference of Major Superiors of Religious – Ghana (CMSR-GH) convened its second bi-annual meeting with a strong message urging advocates and activists to persist in their fight against illegal mining, known locally as galamse…
Assin bereku: The quiet town of Assin Bereku, district capital of Assin North, was shattered on Tuesday morning by a chilling scene of vigilante justice. A man, known only as Asuo and in his 30s, was brutally lynched by an enraged crowd after being caught with a blood-soaked bag containing what appeared to be a human hand. According to Ghana News Agency, a neighbour watched in horror as Asuo left his home, clutching the grisly bundle. Alarmed by the sight, the vigilant neighbour raised the alarm just as the boy’s frantic parents combed the area for their missing nine-year-old. The
Accra: The Divine Torch Foundation, a Non-Governmental Organisation, has reiterated the importance of women listening to their bodies and performing constant breast cancer examinations, making it a ‘ritual of love, not fear’. According to Ghana News Agency, Madam Louisa Atta Akpoto, the Founder of the Divine Torch Foundation, emphasized that women’s bodies are sacred and require attention to thrive. The foundation remains committed to igniting hope, inspiring action, and illuminating lives through advocacy, outreach, and empowerment initiatives for women across Ghana and beyond. The Breast Cancer Awareness Month, she stated, serves as a time for reflection, courage, and renewed purpose.
Accra: In a heartfelt show of unity and hope, Mamprusi and Kusasi women in the Ashanti Region have pledged to support ongoing peace efforts aimed at ending the long-standing Bawku conflict. According to Ghana News Agency, the engagement, facilitated by the National Peace Council (NPC), forms part of a renewed drive to bridge divides between the two ethnic groups whose decades-old feud has claimed lives and torn families apart. Recognising the vital influence of women in peacebuilding, the NPC convened leaders of Mamprusi and Kusasi women’s groups in Kumasi to deliberate on practical steps toward restoring harmony in Bawku. This
Accra: In a heartfelt show of unity and hope, Mamprusi and Kusasi women in the Ashanti Region have pledged to support ongoing peace efforts aimed at ending the long-standing Bawku conflict.
According to Ghana News Agency, the engagement, facilitate…
Accra: The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has contributed 30 motorbikes to Ghana’s Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) to bolster rice production initiatives. This donation aims to enhance the mobility and efficiency of Agricultural…
Accra: The Anlo Queenmothers Council in the Anloga District of the Volta Region has reaffirmed its support for Madam Sandra Seyram Kpedor, the District Chief Executive (DCE) of the area, in her efforts to develop the district. The council made a courtesy call to congratulate her on her historic appointment as the first female DCE of the Anloga District Assembly. According to Ghana News Agency, Mama Wotorbe II, the President of the Council of traditional female leaders in the Anlo State, expressed their commitment to working closely with the DCE to advance the district’s progress and enhance development in the